Hardware
PriceFlow supports several electronic shelf label formats, because shelves are not all the same. Different families suit different shelf strips, promotional needs and environmental requirements — from compact everyday labels to full-colour shelf displays.
Multi-display shelf strips and wider-temperature labels
Shelf units that carry several display positions in one strip, alongside labels built for wider operating temperatures. Designed for closely spaced products, dense shelf runs and areas where an ordinary shelf label is not the right fit.
The general-purpose PriceFlow label family
Versatile everyday electronic shelf labels
Ultra-thin labels across compact and large formats
Ultra-thin design for a clean shelf edge
Lightweight shelf-edge labels for general retail
Lightweight shelf-edge labels
Full-colour shelf displays for richer promotional content
Full-colour LCD shelf displays for promotional and richer product content, including image and video presentation. These are powered installations rather than the battery-operated e-paper labels used across the rest of the range.
Indicative pricing
Hardware and deployment prices shown are current guide prices and are confirmed as part of your final quotation.
Multi-label shelf strip
Five 2.13-inch electronic display positions integrated into one shelf unit, designed for closely spaced products and dense shelf runs.
Manufacturer-stated battery life: up to 5 years under specified update conditions.
Quantities are counted in physical strips. One unit provides five independently addressable display positions.
Labels need wireless coverage across the shop floor to receive updates. Coverage hardware is part of a PriceFlow deployment rather than something you select from this catalogue. Store coverage infrastructure is included in the estimate and confirmed during deployment planning.
Larger digital shelf advertising displays are available by quotation and sit outside the standard shelf label range. Contact us to discuss them.
Pick the label types you need, choose managed or owned hardware, and see an indicative monthly figure before you talk to anyone.
